Today, we pause to remember the innocent lives lost on September 11, and to honor the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of so many heroes. We will never forget.
Never Forget.
Twenty-five years later, the National Weather Service joins the nation in remembering the 2,977 lives taken on September 11, 2001, and the families still carrying that day.
We honor the victims. We honor the first responders who ran toward danger. We honor the courage shown in New York, at the Pentagon, and in the skies over Pennsylvania.
To those who serve, protect, and keep watch every day: we stand with you.
Last week, Google hosted our PhD Intern Summit at our Mountain View HQ. PhD interns from around the world were invited to join virtually or in-person, and the day consisted of countless learning and networking opportunities. “Research at Google is actively shaping the future across a variety of fields, and we wanted to give our PhD interns a chance to witness this firsthand,” explained Ryan, one of the event’s organizers. “This was a unique chance for PhD interns to connect and network with their fellow PhD interns, alongside key recruiters and industry leaders, fostering collaborations that could last a lifetime.”
In addition to talks and chats with various Google executives, the event also included an intern poster session for interns to showcase their project work. For many attendees, seeing the impact of their work reaffirmed their decision to come to Google. “I chose Google because I wanted to work on something more impactful with more reach,” shared Harsh, a research intern on Google Search. “So far, it's exactly what I thought it would be. I’m working on tough problems in a very collaborative environment, and I can talk to anyone to get their perspective”
Thank you to all of our research interns for your contributions to #LifeatGoogle! Explore our open AI/ML roles and opportunities ➡️ https://t.co/4L23oW0Dg3
@twostraws Wow. That’s unfortunate they couldn’t do anything. I for some reason don’t even have an account recovery option, it just asks for a phone number if I try to reset my password and then says it’s under review and to wait for an email. Very weird.